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[King pair]

As the title suggests. What are people's opinions?

[craigwm]

When I tried the jawbones on I personally found that the jaw obscured downward vision. They fit my head like a dream but the radars weren't that much of a compromise.
My advice would be to get to a bike shop or somewhere that seller them and try some on.
Within the radars you must also decide which lense shape best suits your head.

[Jagminder]

I have Flax jackets and I have no downward obstruction.
I use those for batting as well.


Jag.

[Six Sixes Cricket]

When I tried the jawbones on I personally found that the jaw obscured downward vision. They fit my head like a dream but the radars weren't that much of a compromise.
My advice would be to get to a bike shop or somewhere that seller them and try some on.
Within the radars you must also decide which lense shape best suits your head.

Agree with the above, jawbones probably sit better but I prefer the visibility with radars. It your budget stretches enough, go for polarised lenses.

[tushar sehgal]

try them on before you buy.

I do have Flak Jacket XLJ and Radar Paths, I think Flak Jackets are better fit than radar paths. Never tried the Jawbones as I don't really like the look of them...

[tim2000s]

I've played cricket in both Flak Jackets (in the sunny Climes of Jamaica, where there was a lot of sun) and used Radars over in the UK in the summer. I found both equally effective when it came to keeping the sun out, but I also noticed that the Flak Jackets tended to get more grease from sun cream on them. Otherwise, both were good sunnies.

[King pair]

Cheers guys, ill let you know what I go for